Review from Sages of the Underpass →
Story: This is a great example of a modern Western cultivation novel. The lore is consistent and believable. The antagonists were amazing. Narration: Travis Baldree is the voice of cultivation. His narration was a selling point for me to buy this book. Overall: I can hardly wait for a sequel.
Review from Tribute at the Gates: An Epic Fantasy Saga →
I prefer the magic in my fantasy to actually be magic. sadly you have to get about halfway into the book before they inform you that this lackluster week stuff is all the magic in this book. hopefully someone who prefers some bang in their fantasy won’t fall for the lack of information like I..
Review from Of Dawn and Darkness →
There is a lot of good backstory in this book about how the crew came to be. It is interesting having read the other second book first. So I knew that some key moments were going to occur but the change of perspective is interesting. Baldree does a great job with his narration of this..
Review from Convergence →
I can honestly say skip to the last 2 hours of the book. Some how this whole book is just about training and nothing else, until almost the end. Basicly no story progression. I loved all the books but this one is ehh.
Review from Arsenal →
Fills in all the lore you missed the original divine dungeon series. The series was fantastic as a standalone but with this latest entry the bridge between Divine Dungeon and The Completionist chronicles is both firm and enriching. If you stopped at book 5 of the Divine Dungeon series, do yourself a favor and read..
Review from A Snake’s Life →
great start to a great series I cant wate for the next book would definitely recommend picking this one up. it’s a refreshing take on a power climbing series
Review from Unsouled →
Sometimes a book just has too much world building to allow the reader to get comfortable with the story. This fantasy series impressed me thus as I kept rereading and still unable to hold onto all of the characters and their surroundings. I have no desire to continue with the series.
Review from A Snake’s Life →
This is actually a fun story. The MC being a “Monster” instead of a person is refreshing. The system itself is interesting on how things evolve. It had a good sense of humor and the story never really slowed down. Though i am personally not a fan of audible books under 10 hours, this one..
I’ll start with the cover being all kind of misleading and only a little relative. You could easily skip about 2-3 hours in the middle and not miss anything but of the same type of thing happening over and over. Also like a song the book feels like it has a chorus, every time this..
Review from Street Cultivation 2 →
Sarah Lynn wrote another good continuation on this book. do you like the first one you like this one to set of a tournament there is more of a twisted to this one. the one added benefit to this book is Terry baldree. He makes every book twice as enjoyable. so much so that I..